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Make May Half Term Memorable With Edutain and Edutain+ Camps!

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Make May Half Term Memorable With Edutain And Edutain+ Camps!

Looking for a fun, active, and affordable way to keep the kids engaged this May half term? Edutain+ and Edutain Camps are back and better than ever this May!

These camps offers children and young people aged 8 to 16 years old safe, inclusive, and enriching experiences packed with multi-sport activities, arts and crafts, drama, swimming, and exciting Friday trips!

EDUTAIN

Maximum fun this May!

School’s out and the fun is on! Keep your kids moving, creating, and smiling this May with Edutain. Packed with sports, drama, swimming, arts and crafts, and more, there is something for everyone!

Dates: Tuesday 27th – Friday 30th May

Time: 10am – 3pm

Ages: 8–13

Two Locations:

  • Academy Sport, Torquay Street W2 5EW
  • Community Centre (Under Morgan House), Lillington Gardens, SW1V 2LF

For more information, call 07956 956167 or email ryan.denys@sportwestminster.org

*BOOKING IS REQUIRED

Book Edutain @ Academy Sport
Book Edutain @ Lillington Gardens

EDUTAIN +

Allowing inclusive play for children with disabilities!

Looking for exciting, inclusive activities this half term? Edutain+ is perfect for children with disabilities aged 8–16. They have fun, get to be creative, and enjoy movement in a safe, supportive space!

Dates: Tuesday 27th – Thursday 29th May                                                                                          

Time: 10am – 3pm

Ages: 8 – 16

Location: Community Centre (Under Morgan House), Lillington Gardens, SW1V 2LF

For more information, call 07891 386 688 or email leonard.lionel@sportwestminster.org

*BOOKING IS REQUIRED*

Book Edutain+

Brought to you by our trusted delivery partners SportWest – www.sportwest.org.uk

Westminster Gets Rolling For The London Cycling Festival!

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Westminster Gets Rolling For The London Cycling Festival!

Free, fun and family-friendly cycling events across Westminster – Sunday 25 May

The London Cycling Festival rolls into town on Sunday 25 May, and Westminster is ready to ride! Organised by the Zero Emissions Network and London Cycling Campaign, the festival celebrates cycling with free activities, led rides and bike hire offers for all ages.

Ready to ride?

Join us from 11am to 4pm at local hubs including Queen’s Park Gardens, Church Street, Sussex Gardens and Soho. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or just starting out, there’s something for everyone – especially families and new riders. 

  • Led rides through Westminster
  • Free Santander Cycles & Lime bike codes
  • Explore your neighbourhood on two wheels

Keep pedalling all year round

ActiveWestminster offers a range of free, fun and inclusive cycling activities throughout the year. From beginner cycling sessions to guided rides and maintenance workshops, there’s always something to get involved in.

Cycle. Connect. Celebrate.

Join a Ride Near You

Move, Breathe, Heal: Free Women’s Somatic Therapy Sessions with Hurdles 2 Hoops

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Breathe. Move. Heal. Free Women’s Somatic Therapy Sessions with Hurdles2Hoops

Prioritise Your Mental Health with Free Somatic Therapy at Porchester Centre

As Mental Health Awareness Week comes to an end, we’re reminding everyone that mental health matters all year round — it’s just as important as physical health.

That’s why, as part of the Neighbourhood Sports Club (NSC) Programme, we’re offering weekly somatic therapy sessions for women and girls at the Porchester Centre, every Wednesday from 13:30pm – 15:00pm. The session are funded by the Healthy Communities Fund, (Part of the City of Westminster’s Public Health Fund) through summer until 2026.

Delivered by Hurdles2Hoops (a non-profit supporting asylum seekers and refugees), these inclusive sessions are designed to empower women, reduce isolation, and support mental health through movement and connection. 

What is Somatic Therapy?

A body-based approach to mental wellbeing, somatic therapy uses movement and awareness to release tension, support your nervous system, and restore emotional balance.

These sessions are a blend of breathwork, somatic movement, and Qigong to help you:

  • Release stress and tension
  • Connect mind and body
  • Feel grounded and calm
  • Rebuild resilience

Take a step towards better wellbeing — join us and reconnect with your body and mind.

See what else on with the NSC

Free Football Sessions for Ages 8–14 with Coach Jeff

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Free Football Sessions For 8-14 Year Olds With Coach Jeff

Kick off your week with Coach Jeff at Happy Lizzy Football, every Wednesday & Friday, 4-6pm. This fun, friendly session is perfect for all skill levels.

Players will outta teamwork, confidence and fitness while making new friends in a safe, supportive environment. It’s a great way to learn new skills on and off the pitch.

Ready to Sign Up?

  • When: Every Wednesday and Friday between 4-6pm
  • Where: Queens Park Gardens, Ilbert Street
  • How: Email hlepnow@gmail.com

Your Football Journey Starts Here!

Play for the Prize

Estates Cash Cup – Take Your Shot

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ESTATES CASH CUP - THIS IS YOUR SHOT

2TR Football is back in Westminster — but it’s more than just goals. The Estates Cash Cup uses the power of football to build confidence, teamwork, and life skills for young people aged 14–21.

With expert training, mentoring, and work placements, you’ll gain real experience on and off the pitch — growing your skills, your network, and your future.

Love the game? Want to learn? Ready to join a community? This is your moment.

Oh… and did we mention the £1,000 cash prize up for grabs?!

Heats Schedule

  • U18’s Boys Heat: Wednesday 2 July between 5pm–8pm at Church Hill Gardens Youth Club (MUGA)
  • U14’s & Female Heat: Tuesday 18 June between 5pm–8pm at Lydford Estate

Play. Compete . Win.

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Let It Grow: Westminster Embraces No Mow May

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Let it Grow. Westminster Embraces No Mow May 2025

Unlocking urban biodiversity

This May, Westminster City Council is once again participating in Plantlife’s No Mow May campaign, encouraging residents and visitors to let grass and wildflowers flourish across the city. By pausing mowing in selected parks, green spaces, and all housing estates, the council aims to support pollinators like bees and butterflies, which rely on wildflowers for food. This initiative is part of Westminster’s broader commitment to enhancing urban biodiversity and creating a greener city for all

The benefits to Nature

  • Boost Pollinator Populations: Allowing lawns to grow can nearly double butterfly numbers in rural areas and increase them by 18% in urban settings.

  • Enhance Biodiversity: Longer grass supports a variety of wildlife, offering breeding grounds and shelter for insects, birds, and small mammals.

  • Promote Sustainable Gardening: Embracing a more natural lawn reduces maintenance efforts and supports environmental sustainability

Participating Areas include:

  • Sussex Gardens
  • Westbourne Green Open Space
  • Paddington Green
  • St John’s Wood Church Gardens (selected areas)
  • Paddington Recreation Ground
  • Ministry of Defence section by the wall
  • St George’s Square (selected area)
  • Berkeley Square
  • Victoria Tower Gardens

Join the movement—lock up your lawnmower this May and let nature take the lead. Discover how you can participate by following the link below.

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